RGBLINK MINI STREAMING SWITCHER

RGBlink Mini+ Streaming Switcher

Mini makes the sophisticated simple. Switch seamlessly between any of the four HDMI inputs and output to both HDMI and the dedicated USB 3.0 output. mini is equally ideal for live streaming applications and presentations, allowing multiple sources to be utilized for a professional impression every time. Onboard features include transition effects and external audio embedding, along with integration support for UVC PTZ cameras and more.

Take video mixing anywhere with the mini video mixer providing personal video control where it is needed

Large buttons make quick actions easy, while the provision of the T-bar allows a smooth transition between sources, whether they be cameras or graphics. Compact in size, mini goes anywhere, and with handy features like the ability to mount to standard 1/4in UNC accessories, the mini is at home in any studio.


Key Features
● USB 3.0 live streaming port

● Compact design

● Live preview of four inputs

● Seamless switching

● Auto cut and manual switch

● Transition effects

● PIP (Picture-In-Picture) presets

● Audio insert/extract

● HDMI output as PGM or Multi-view

● Control remotely from the app

● Support for third-party apps including OBS Studio

Scale Convert Present

The RGBlink advanced hardware-based video processing engine supports scaling and full 4:4:4 color space for optimal visual output.

Preview Built-in

Preview sources and PVW/PGM directly from the LCD display on the front panel.

Connect & Control

Control directly from the front panel, or remotely via a LAN connection with apps for laptops and mobile devices, or integrate with third-party apps

Stream & Capture

Connect mini to a USB 3.0 device for capture or streaming to virtually any platform via OBS.

Synchronize with Audio

Utilize embedded or external audio and extract to audio mixers or other devices for video and audio synchronization.

Crop, Position, Scale

Focus on exactly the video area required with pixel-to-pixel cropping, XY positioning, and scaling to zoom.